by Jonathan Kendall
Vacations Vol 2 for Deep Electronic People is a continuation of a slow-travel electronic concept — music designed less for destination and more for state of mind. This album lives in the spaces between motion and stillness: airplane cabins, layovers, quiet hotel rooms, late-night city walks, and that gentle mental drift that happens when the outside world fades into background texture.
Rather than chasing peaks or drops, these tracks unfold patiently. Pulses breathe. Synths shimmer and recede. Rhythms move like ambient machinery — steady, unobtrusive, and quietly alive. The sound leans into deep electronic, ambient-leaning electronica, and calm instrumental structures that reward long listening sessions and repeated plays.
Each track feels like a vignette from a modern journey: disconnected yet focused, grounded yet slightly disoriented. Titles like Tides in Airplane Mode, Digital Visa Dream, and Rain Delay in Singapore hint at the album’s core idea — travel not as spectacle, but as a series of internal transitions. The music doesn’t rush; it holds space. It’s meant for headphones, late hours, creative work, or simply letting time stretch out.
Visually and sonically, Vacations Vol 2 continues Jonathan Kendall’s exploration of calm complexity — layered, textural electronic compositions that sit comfortably between ambient, downtempo, and experimental electronic music. It’s an album for listeners who enjoy subtle evolution, atmosphere over urgency, and sound as an environment rather than a statement.
Where to listen
The album is available across major platforms:
- Apple Music
https://music.apple.com/id/album/vacations-vol-2-for-deep-electronic-people/1809930033 - YouTube (official channel)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtJLlQUT42kPsDvgR-5g5Fw - Boomplay
https://boomplay.com/songs/204511156
You can explore the full tracklist, stream the album end-to-end, or let individual tracks accompany your own quiet journeys.
Vacations Vol 2 for Deep Electronic People isn’t about escape — it’s about presence. It’s music for slowing down inside motion, for finding stillness in transit, and for listeners who prefer depth over distraction.